Analyzing Wealth-Dependent Effects of WASH and Nutritional Resources on Child Health in Guatemala
Lee E. Voth-Gaeddert
Abstract:The effectiveness and accessibility of water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH), and nutrition-based services for underserved populations can be limited by a lack of understanding by providers of household investment priorities. In this study, we utilize three data sets from Guatemala along with a set of linear regression and path analysis models to evaluate 1) between which wealth levels the largest upward mobility occurs among households in specific WASH and nutrition resource acquisitions and 2) at which wealth le… Show more
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